Top Things to do in Split-Dalmatia County
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Things to do in Split-Dalmatia County, Dalmatia: The Best Mountains
Discover the best top things to do in Split-Dalmatia County, Croatia including St. Nicholas Peak, Motokit, Biokovo Mountain, Mount Hum, Vidova Gora, Mosor Mountain, Drid Hill, Tourist Board of Jelsa, Svilaja Mountain, Dinara Mountain.
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1. St. Nicholas Peak
2. Motokit
3. Biokovo Mountain
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 335 reviews
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Reviewed By dijana31
Visit to Biokovo Skywalk was fabulous and exhilarating experience. Breathtaking view of Makarska Riviera and nearby islands, locals have horses, I highly recommend restaurant Vrata Biokova (The Doors of Biokovo) with delicious food and good service.
4. Mount Hum
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 60 reviews
Reviewed By aarongM2508VX - Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Renting scooters and riding around the island of vis was one of my favorite things I have done in Croatia,and I have done a lot, and taking the scooter to the peak of mount hum was the highlight of that trip. If you are two be careful as you may not make it or you will slow down to speeds of about 12 km/hour which is what happened to us but once we got there it was well worth it.
5. Vidova Gora
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 775 reviews
Reviewed By admarnon
What a beautiful ride on great roads, loads of switchbacks, amazing viewpoints, stunning vistas and the absolute cherry on top is the view to Zlatni Rat beach, Bol and over to Hvar from the summit. An absolute must.
6. Mosor Mountain
7. Drid Hill
Site of ancient ruins, overlooking Marina Croatia
8. Tourist Board of Jelsa
Beautiful viewpoint on island of Hvar.
9. Svilaja Mountain
Svilaja mountain is rich with different morphological, caving, climatic and natural phenomena. This green mountain attracts hikers and climbers who enjoy in mountain sceneries, fresh air and walk through rural settlements known as former shepherds' huts.
